On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Uncle George wrote:
> The fix is a lot simpler. It has to be placed in release notes that the
> generic ide can cause the sound device to distort the sound stream.
> Would that be a fair statement ?
GAT,
Not sure how to comment, but did enabling the chipset code make it wo
The fix is a lot simpler. It has to be placed in release notes that the
generic ide can cause the sound device to distort the sound stream.
Would that be a fair statement ?
Andre Hedrick wrote:
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> Andre Hedrick
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#define PCI_VENDOR_ID_CONTAQ0x1080
#define PCI_DEVICE_ID_CONTAQ_82C599 0x0600
#define PCI_DEVICE_ID_CONTAQ_82C693 0xc693
* linux/drivers/block/cy82c693.c Version 0.34Dec. 13, 1999
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* Copyright (C) 1998-99 Andreas S. Krebs ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), Maintainer
* Cop
The system is a Compaq XP1000 ( 667Mhz Alpha processor ). The
ON-motherboard IDE controller ( there is only one ) originally just had
a cdrom attached. When I got the system I added a 30gig maxtor drive.
There is no second controller ( ergo no /dev/hdc * /dev/hdd ) builtin,
so the IDE system was p
Hello GAT,
Can you be more specific? I need a kernel and hardware info and generally
more info than what is given. Is this a PIO/DMA process is it a laptop or
unsupported hardware?
On Mon, 26 Mar 2001, Uncle George wrote:
> I am processing sound data on /dev/dsp. Generally the ~61k devive bu
I am processing sound data on /dev/dsp. Generally the ~61k devive buffer
is enough to keep the device satiated && gives the program time to fill
up the device buffer when there is 16k of buffer space that needs to be
filled.
But on occasion the /dev/dsp device "slurrs" ( sounds like what happens
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